i always forget

I always forget...

People here have been singing "Superman" again because I've been singing it over and over for the past few days. Anyway, this morning, Clyde was singing it too (it's her favorite song also). She sang the lyrics, "I always forget to tell you I love you...I love you...forever!"

And then she said - I like this lyric...Kc as if naman she really forgets...Nice noh?

I was shrugging my shoulders. A moment later I got her point. Sometimes Clyde also really has a way of seeing things. Why didn't I see that?

'Cause she's actually right. Of course a girl doesn't really forget. Girls pa. Of course girls don't really forget to say, "I love you." It just means she just didn't say anything. For one reason or the other. Dam!!! Why didn't I see that??!!

I always forget to tell you I love you...
I loved you from the very first day!!!

Wala lang...Now I don't want to say anything more. ^_^

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